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... respecting ths Game Laws, we must all agree, that the offence of poaching generally tends to the commission of the greatest crimes* housebreaking, highway robbery, and murder. . It is unne- cessary to point out the lamentable instances which have re-, cently ...
... year. are deeply isnpressed with the conviction of the incrca>se -if Crime, the irregularities of th« Criminal Law. and its effect uponpublic Morals. Resolved— That upwards of 2fflJ Crimes, very different in their degree* of enormity, are equally subject ...
... they are wi ling, etther separately or jointly, with parishes or ?? vats, lo offer large rewards upon the commission of such crimes ; and, in likt manner, to supply the funds necesrary for carrying on prosecutions, where such funds are wanting. The Directors ...
... his army, ainl ordered that cii'er corpo- real punishments shall bs inflicted only in extreme cases, where the nature of the crime to be punished ecinces a base .and depraved disposition on the part of the delinquent. The Austrian Lieut.-Col. Scholl, with ...
... that lie did declaa in his letter to you of the 50th of October last, that drw kenness was the sole cause of crime. He there stated its crimes would be annihilated by placing the bar in the way' the unequal and severe nunishments, about winch so raw has ...
... possession rf Mr. Thomas Shiers, viz. :? a. a. p. The Middle Field 1 1_ 2 11 The Coomleys ?? , | 3_ The Croft 0 2 IH The Thistle Crime 3 2 2 The Small Close _ ? 2 37 The l-ngdale _. 24 3 _ The Ings Close _ . .20 .7 3 0 In TIIR KAPLAN D. AU that neat and convenient ...
... willing, either separately or -joHitfy. with pa- rishes or individuals, to offer large reward* upon the cow mission of such crimes; and ia like manner, ta supply the funds necessary for carrying on prosecutions, where such funds are wanting. The Directors ...
... the Tothil-nelds Prison, the in- ternal economy and system of which is severely censured, as contributing to the increase of crime. A radical and substantial reform is therefore recommended as necessary iv this prison. The Report then proceeds to Clerken- ...
... respecting the par- ; don granted to Brock, Pelhum, anil Power, the three wretches who were convicted of the most diabolical crime that can enter into the mind of man. Our readers remember the infamous conspiracy of these miscreants to betray some poor ...
... are willing, either s paratcly or joiit'y, with parishes, or kuHahhsals, to nj}':r large rewards upon the commission of such crimes; and in liko manner, tj supply the funds nece.sttry for carrying on prosecu- tions, where such funds arc. tca-iti'ig. The ...
... that when last seen. t{iu ships were steering to the south-west. A letter from Madrid states, that the follow- ing atrocious crime has been committed in Mexico, and has excited the utmost con- sternation amongst the inhabitants of that country :* The Marquis ...